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1927004758Detroit: Fisher Body Corporation Fleetwood Body Corporation General Motors 1927. First edition. Wraps. Very Good. An extraordinarily beautiful sales catalogue organized around vivid colors as the title suggests. Folio 33 by 25 cm. xxx 30 2 pp. plus wraps. The colors are "Bird of Paradise" "Midnight Blue" "Angel Fish" "Morpho Menelans" emerald curite "Forest Green" "Th Grand Canyon" "Rose Coral" "Italian Waters" "Orchid" "Autumn" and the cars are all Cadillacs. All the cars have in fact two colors both of which are suggested by the color designation and each color and car receives a luxuriant two-page spread with three color illustrations: one for the inspiration for the particular color one of the car interior and one for the outer body. Accompanying the illustrations are fluid intoxicating descriptions that conjure up the imagery the sensate experience the fantasy with only passing mentions of some of the design specifics. The cars include Cabriolets a Roadster a Phaeton Imperials a Brougham a Town Sedan and a Convertible Coupe. One can see designs that both reach back to the fine coaches of a quickly receding era and the more comfortable sleeker cars to come. The brochure was released in conjunction with a road show showcase of the vehicles staged at fine hotels in New York Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco the Commodore the Drake the Biltmore and the Palace respectively. Wear to the edges of the dust jacket the decorative paper covering the bound card-stock wrap0 with a few scratch lines on front soiling on rear and a few minor closed tears along edges. A hole to the white front fold-in of this jacket. Other than some light pencilled lettering a child's hand clean and bright within. <br /><br /> Fisher Body Corporation, Fleetwood Body Corporation, General Motors paperback books
22194New York. Very good. 138 black and white photographs. 64 are approx. 8'' by 10'' or 7'' by 9'' the remainder of the collection in assorted smaller sizes. Many photos curled a few creased and a very few with small tears to edges. Majority very good or better. Approximately a third of the photos have a typed descriptive label attached to the back; others have notes in pen or pencil identifying the subjects. Of the remainder many have a photographer's stamp on the back but are otherwise unlabelled. <br/><br/>Photographs of student printers and instructors nearly all from the New York School of Printing most dated from the mid-1950s through the late 1960s. Many photographs have a detailed description attached e.g. "NYSP students in basement with shipping crates" with one accompanied by a press release from the Printing Education Week Committee. Several images of work in progress have an attached technical description on the reverse explaining the process shown in the photo: e.g. "Registering and Assembling Negatives and Transparencies" "Checking Negative Register" "Burning an Offset Plate" "Preparing 'flats' for contact to blueprint prior to plating" "Hand Composition" "Color Mixing" "Journeymen Instruction in Teletypesetter Operation at the School for Printers Apprentices of The New York School of Printing." Other photos show exhibits from a Printing Education week; high school and college lectures on printing; bookbinding and letterpress classes; exterior shots of the former NYSP building on 49th St. from 1956; design process and scale models for the new NYSP building opened in 1960 and multiple shots of its construction process; and industry booths at a printing trade show or exhibition. Identified subjects include journeymen primters and instructors; representatives of the New York Printing Pressmen's Union #51; and many others identified by name only. One series of 1961 photos showing a tour of a printing workshop bears the stamp "Official Photograph Board of Education - City of New York." Another small set shows a "Printing in Japan" exhibit with several smaller snapshots labeled "Jap Interview" sic. Most photographs are dated between 1951 and 1968 with the largest concentrations in 1956 and '60-61. Photographs lacking a date or description appear to date from the same era with a few exceptions: one photo dated 1943 two 8'' by 10'' enlargements dated 1926 and one 4'' by 5'' photo dated 1933 labelled "Industrial High School / Class in Appreciation of Printing - Studying Foreign Types." unknown books
89756WOODBLOCK PRINTING A COLLECTION OF OFUDA CHARMS IN THREE ALBUMS. Slightly over 1200 ofuda ranging in size from that of a grain of rice there are 97 of these up to 21.5 x 31 cm. However the majority are approximately 15 x 5.5. cm or thereabouts with most having similar vertical proportions. All but three are laid down in the three albums. Two of the albums are matching double-sided accordion-fold albums with brown paper boards 23 x 16 cm each with a calligraphed title slip. 116 and 118 pages respectively including pastedowns. One of them opens with a large sheet of text 31.5 x 18 cm laid down. These albums are made from printed books that have been repurposed: the printed texts two long sheets each printed on one side only and bound parallel to each other back-to-back between the boards were detached and flipped over leaving the blank side of each exposed and then reattached to the boards. There is some ghosting of the printed text in areas that are not covered by ofuda and a few blank pages. The third album 100 pp. including pastedowns has worn cloth-covered boards 27 x 20.5 cm and an abraded title slip. It opens with two manuscript pages and there are a couple of notes within the album. Otherwise it is full of charms pasted down on every page. The album pages are foxed but not the charms. For further interesting information on ofuda charms and other popular printed genre I recommend Rebecca Salter's excellent book: https://www./Japanese-Popular-Prints-Votive-Playin g/dp/0824830830 A wonderful older collection of an ephermeral genre which is by no means easy to find either in collection or singly. unknown books
108131V.p. v.d. -Single leaf 11 1/2 x 16 1/2 printed on both sides oval portrait to recto color facsimile to verso; very good. -Folio 10 1/4 x 15†with photographic frontisportrait inlaid facsimile of a handwritten letter tipped in printed in black and red deckled fore- and lower edge; very good. -Broadside 9 3/4 x 13†printed in green pink and black woodblock initial and woodcut lower edge deckled minor creases and foxing; very good.-Folio 9 x 14†with broadside tipped in 8 1/8 13†printed in black and blue; very good. -Small folio 10 1/2 x 5 1/2†printed in blue and black digitally printed photo with dinner invitation and order form tipped in deckled fore-edge; very good. -Small broadside 5 1/2 x 8 1/2†with woodcut; very good.-Small broadside 11 x 6 7/8†printed in blue and black color photograph printed as headpiece; very good. -Small folio 5 3/4 x 11†accordion fold printed in black and blue with a facsimile letter inserted into a sleeve on the title page; very good. § --“Facsimile page of the 42-line Gutenberg Bible.This memento and keepsake is presented by Edward Repan-Petko in commemoration of the Centenary of the birth of his father Adam Repan-Petko — 18 January 1996.Presented.August 8th 1996 and October 26-27 1996.†--“John Muir 1838-1914†200 copies printed in October 1996 designed and produced by Marianne Hinckle Año Nuevo Island Press San Francisco.--“At the next meeting of the Roxburghe Club Dixon Wecter will speak on ‘Mark Twain and the West.’†Carroll T. Harris Master of the Press n.d.--“Typography†by J.H. Mason at the end of his essay “Printing†from the book Fifteen Craftsmen on Their Crafts now printed by Peter Koch in San Francisco for Drew Nadell and Gale Herrick in 1984 as a keepsake.--“Poetry at the Edge Five Contemporary Poets†announcement order form and dinner invitation printed for the Book Club of California 2014.--Dinner invitation “The Roxburghe Club of San Francisco In Search of Antartic Whales Richard C. Dehmel Ph.D.†by Wade C. Hugan 2014. --Poem“December Moon†by May Sarton from Coming into Eighty and illustration “Moon & Jet Trail†by Jonathan L. Clark. Privately printed for Jonathan L. Clark at The Artichoke Press.2013.--“A Great Place to Get Rich†keepsake presented by Gary Kurutz and John Windle printed by Richard Siebert in an edition of 125 copies 2014. The original letter is now in the Bancroft Library. unknown books
196524913New York N.Y.: No Publisher Noted 1965. 12 pages illustrated in color & black and white. With 24 numbered examples of illustrated artwork using various printing methods: silk screen linoleum and woodcuts combined woodcut & screen processes. Printed on glossy paper stock. Approx. 8" x 10 1/2" size oblong format simply side-stapled; the cover with the logo and text title; no other date text or explanatory material within; research indicates that this was the exhibition catalog for a gallery show of graphics at Peridot Gallery NY circa 1965. Cover paper darkened little wear; contents clean and in very good condition. First Printing. Soft Cover. Very Good. No Publisher Noted paperback books
189524890No Place Listed: Not Published 1895. A collotype of this statue of Sir Francis Drake in Great Britain attached at top back edge only to a cardstock window-matte. Collotype approx. 6 1/2" x 8 1/2" overall size with some rubbing of the paper in the right margin. Matte measures 10" x 12"; some edge-wear; in very good condition. . Photograph. Not Bound. Very Good. Not Published paperback books
37459COLOR PRINTING CHRISTLICHES GEDENKBUCH. St. Louis: Eden Publishing House circa 1900. 8vo. Chromolithographic cloth binding all edges gilt. Unpaginated with 12 chromolithographic plates and a other pages with a pictorial border of flowers and nature scenes printed in brown ink. First edition. A stunningly fine copy with raised flowers on the spine and front board. Eac month begins with a piece of biblical verse with a chromolithographic border German text printed in several colors and gold. Rare. We could not find a c cited by OCLC. The publication was meant for daily reflection on the bible. unknown books
181137526Reading PA: Johann Ritter 1811. 1st printing American Imprints 22488; Arndt & Eck 1865. OCLC records 6 holding institutions. Period quarter-leather binding with paste-paper wrapped boards. Wear to board edges. Top board beginning to detach in lower two-thirds of joint. Ffep nearly detached. Period pos to ffep and mss note affixed to front paste-down. Text paper browned & stained. A Good complete copy of this uncommon product from Ritter's prolific press. 104 2 pp. 12mo. 5-3/4" x 3-1/2" <br/><br/> Johann Ritter hardcover books
177241089Paris 1772. Pp. 1-17 18 blank; 25 copper-engraved plates Goussier or Des Hauterayes del. Niodot Sculp. 1 vols. Folio. Disbound. A very few spots in text leaves else fine. Pp. 1-17 18 blank; 25 copper-engraved plates Goussier or Des Hauterayes del. Niodot Sculp. 1 vols. Folio. Exotic Typography in the Encyclopédie. An elegant and visually appealing selection of plates from the Récueil de Planches that extraordinary illustrated supplement to the magnificent Encyclopédie of Diderot and d'Alembert. The plates depict alphabets and characters of more than 40 languages from Assyrian and Hebrew to Chinese Tibetan Japanese and Bengali; the explanatory text gives a fully detailed account of the level of scholarship current in the mid to late eighteenth century. Printing and the Mind of Man describes the Encyclopedie as "a monument in the history of European thought; the acme of the age of reason; a prime motive force in undermining the ancien régime and in heralding the French Revolution; a permanent source for all aspects of eighteenth-century civilization." PMM 200; En français dans le texte 156 unknown books
CH814-361Buena Park CA:: International Printing Museum Foundation n.d. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Oblong 4to. 16 pp. Color illustrations throughout; text clean unmarked. Maroon wrappers die-stamped in gilt and silver stapled; binding square and tight small tear on bottom margin of front cover. Very Good. FIRST EDITION of this building campaign brochure proposing a $3 million dollar goal establishing a $2 million building fund and a $1 million endowment. International Printing Museum Foundation, paperback books
198742558San Francisco: Book Club of California 1987. 1st printings. Printed paper wrappers. Age-toning to spines & extremities. Book label of Abe Lerner. VG. 33 7; 34 6; 55 3 pp. Illustrated. 4to. <br/><br/> Book Club of California unknown books
185335557San Francisco: Printed for the Academy by F. A. Bonnard 1853. 1st printing Cowan II p. 93; Greenwood 379. Printed self-wrappers sewn. Age-toning to paper. Stain to top margin. A VG copy. 8 pp. 8vo. <br/><br/>Per Cowan "The first announcement of the Academy other than in the press." Printed for the Academy by F. A. Bonnard unknown books
196522350Long Island New York: Not Published 1965. Including: Original pencil still-life outdoors artwork taped to a transparency in preparation for creation of the printing plate tape with some soil & spotting art very good; with the zinc "Revere Triplemetal Plus' printing plate; an impression of the completed plate; an impression of a partially-complete version of the art; artwork approx. 4" x 6" size the sheets with several inches of margins around; with a folding color brochure of an exhibition of Seidler's works numbered titled and with ownership details one color illustration on cover and with a biography of the artist on back light wear couple of small pieces of tape from mounting unobtrusive; not dated circa 1960s; everything in very good condition and illustrative of the process of original art to printed work by this professional. . Art. Not Bound. Very Good. Not Published Paperback books
19341302Le Caire. Cairo. : Imprimerie P. Barbet. 1934 -1935. Quarter blue leather over blue cloth raised bands gilt spine title. . Good plus corners lightly bumped light toning to pages library label on spine. 25.8x18.5 cm. . French text. Bound periodicals detailing research on Egyptian insects. Bookplate of The American University in Cairo on the pastedown. Heavy Book may require extra shipping. 27 full-page illustrations some in color. Imprimerie P. Barbet. hardcover books
197035681n. p.: Harrison Elliot 1970. 1st printing. A blue bookmark with a short verse typed to one side. Curretly housed in a mylar sleeve. A VG copy in a Nr Fine envelope. Oblong format. 1-1/2" x 7-3/4" <br/><br/>These bookmarks were given has a surprise gift to Bruce Rogers by a collection of his friends and peers. The front of the envelope is pasted with a "Confession" by the makers of this gift. It states "The paper was made from B. R.'s shirts and underwear smuggled out of his Conneticut home without his knowledge or consent." There was enough material to ".include one in each book bought by the first perceptive souls." Harrison Elliot unknown books
197426582Zurich Switzerland: L'Art Ancien S.A. 1974. Two sheets announcements of this Swiss booksellers' sales of the Ricketts collection of books and that of the Pissarro collection; with black and white graphic illustrations. Approx. 6" x 8" size printed on quality heavy paper stock; clean and in very good condition. Booksellers Catalog. Single Sheets. Very Good. L'Art Ancien S.A. paperback books
202010426Tacoma WA 2020. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine in Fine Archival Box. Tight bright and unmarred. Brown textedup paper boards by Hook Pottery Paper in a modified case binding letterpress printed with handset type on inkjet photo transfers silkscreen printed panels and acrylic painted Kozuke paper printing completed at Springtide Press with assistance from Jessica Spring; housed in an archival dropspine box. 4to. np. Illus. color plates. Numbered limited edition of 28. Signed by the artist. <br/><br/>Quiet sophisticated and remarkably powerful Gabby's newest work is an exquiste blend of book art and binding. Gabby has from early in her career gone beyond her roots in design binding creating the text art and printing for several books now. Just as her design bindings push limits and explore possibilities so does her art and print work. It is a remarkable evolution. <br />"Ralph Emerson wrote this poem "Blight" in July of 1843. He spoke out on climate change and the ways we could shift course by not blindly following others. In describing his travels to Europe while writing on life and nature Emerson said "same faces under new caps and jackets another turn of the old kaleidoscope." <br />I took some liberties with Emerson's poem surrounding his words with photographs captured at Owen Beach in Washington state on a rainy winter day in 2019. This public beach in the middle of an urban old-growth forest will close for a year beginning in fall of 2020 to mitigate the effects of climate change and rising sea levels. Emerson's words of anger and disappointment at environmental destruction only resonate more with our current climate of melting glaciers and raging fires. As we continue to twist the kaleidoscope I remain optimistic we will find a way to rearrange these fragments and improve the view for future generations." artist statement hardcover books
150146178Nuremberg: Anton Koberger 1501. Cf. Proctor 10958; ISTC ib00605000. A modern full calf binding executed in period style with brass bosses at each corner & center boss in each board. Modern leather strap clasp. Red edgestain. Binding - Fine. Imperfect textblock lacking the initial gathering and two leaves Zz1 & Zz6. Extensive period annotations throughout/some marginal paper restoration to numerous leaves especially H3 no loss & lower portion of 8. Some annotations affected by trimming. 1 cm closed tear to bottom edge of S2 T1; top of Qq5; bit of paper loss to Tt5 & Xx1 lower margin no text affected. Texblock overall with a nod to the missing leaves Very Good. Folio: a8 b - z6 A - Zz6 8. R4 missigned Q4. Text block trimmed at some juncture not us with current leaf size: ~ 28.6 cm x 18.8 cm. Rubricated / modest illumination of initial paragraph letters. Binding: 11-1/2" x 8" <br/><br/>"Anton Koberger was the German goldsmith printer and publisher who printed and published the Nuremberg Chronicle a landmark of incunabula and was a successful bookseller of works from other printers. He established in 1470 the first printing house in Nuremberg" from which sprang a number of editions of the Biblia Latina first appearing in 1475 with this reputedly the last with the Koberger name. Anton Koberger hardcover books
196159417Other: NY: Privately Printed. Very Good. 1961. Hardcover. NY: Privately Printed hardcover books
197036974Wymondham: Brewhouse Press 1970. First edition one of 250 copies printed. Illustrated with three tipped-in specimens. 64 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Morocco-backed boards by Trevor Hickman. Near fine. First edition one of 250 copies printed. Illustrated with three tipped-in specimens. 64 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Finely printed history of the first commercially viable means of making facsimile reproductions of the printed page. Brewhouse Press unknown books
198125274San Francisco CA: The Arion Press 1981. Andrew Hoyem's letter-announcement only for his new discount policy for the Arion Press. With detailed information on currently available and forthcoming projects for the press. Approx. 8 1/2" x 11" letter size printed one side only. Old fold lines; light shallow creasing at one top tip; clean and in very good condition. First Edition. Not Bound. Very Good. The Arion Press paperback books
19059017902Washington D. C.: Government Printing Office 1905. Hardcover. very good. Bound in the publisher's original red morocco spine stamped in gilt. Previous owners name and ink notation "1st Edition" and date on ffep. Profusely photographically illustrated throughout. Some wear to extremities otherwise fine. <br/><br/> Government Printing Office hardcover books
188243563Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1882. Hardcover. Very good-/No dust jacket. Washington D.C.: Government Printing Office 1882. Numerous b/w figures and maps. 525 pp. Hardcover. 8vo. Dark brown cloth. Gilt lettering to spine. Spine slightly faded; top edges dust-soiled else exceptionally clean and tight. Very good-/No dust jacket. Government Printing Office hardcover books
19147749SF: John J. Newbegin 1914. 1st edition. #26/500 cc. Blue paper wrapped boards with spine & front board paper labels. VG some fading to boards. 25 pp 8vo. <br/><br/>Printed by Taylor Nash & Taylor. John J. Newbegin hardcover books
1976110213Long Island City NY: American Printing Equipment & Supply Co 1976. stiff paper wrappers. Printing Equipment. 4to. stiff paper wrappers. 332 pages. The "Bicentennial Edition" of the company's catalogue. Organized by type of equipment including type specimens. Index of products available. "Prices Void" stamped on front wrapper. Wrappers slightly bent at edges. Back wrapper and spine soiled. American Printing Equipment & Supply Co unknown books
